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Until very recently, Virginia was one of the few U.S. states that didn’t require drivers to carry auto insurance. A new law mandated that all drivers must have insurance by July 1, 2024, but as with any change to the status

Perhaps you’ve had a slip-and-fall accident, been in a car crash, or another personal injury, and now you’re shopping around for a Virginia personal injury attorney. Doing so can be daunting. You may have dozens of local

There’s nothing quite like taking your motorcycle for a spin along the coastline of Virginia Beach or touring the majestic Blue Ridge Parkway with the wind at your back. All that fun, however, comes to an end once you have

Like in all other states, workplace accidents are incredibly common in Virginia. If you’ve been hurt at work, you probably breathed a sigh of relief when your employer allowed you to come back on light duty. But then, out...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that almost 300,000 Americans sustain concussions each year in car accidents. Many people suffer concussions during vehicle crashes after hitting their heads on steering

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Virginia is home to nearly 200,000 registered motorcycles. If you own one, you’ll need to arrange to have an annual motorcycle inspection performed to help avoid

In the immediate aftermath of a car accident, you might feel fine and not think you sustained any significant injuries. You might even refuse medical treatment on the scene of a car crash because you don’t sense...

The first thing you should do after being involved in a car accident is call 911. A 911 operator can send police out to the accident scene to investigate your crash and create a police report. From there, it’s up to you

Preparing to file a lawsuit with the help of personal injury lawyers in Richmond? There’s a good chance it won’t go to trial. Statistics suggest only about one out of every 20 personal injury cases reaches the...

Nowadays, more and more people are using dashcams while driving. They rely on these as a form of objective proof in case of an auto accident. However, whether this works or not all depends on Virginia dashcam laws.  So, how